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      JOMON WINE 2022 14.5% * On order *
      JOMON WINE 2022 14.5% * On order *
      JOMON WINE 2022 14.5% * On order *
      JOMON WINE 2022 14.5% * On order *

      JOMON WINE 2022 14.5% * On order *

      Ref : NISDOIC13

      €55.00
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      €73.33 / Kg
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      The Ichiro Ueda wines, iechi domain, are strongly influenced by its working experiences with Takahiko Soga of the Takahiko domain. As the Takahiko domain, the project focuses on the Pinot Noir (with a small amount of Pinot Gray) and the only additive at any time is a small amount of SO2.

      The old Japanese native variety "Yamabudo (Amurensis)" is cultivated in a natural way, without fertilizer or pesticides. The Yoichi region, in Hokkaido, is home to many Jomon ruins (14500 to 300 before our era, Neolithic equivalent, people of hunters and gatherers gradarizing gradually in villages with semi-buried houses), and it is said that the Jomon made and drank mountain grape alcohol.

      It is a natural wine made from mountain grapes (Amurensis), vinified in the most natural way possible, in tribute to the mountain grape beverage of the time: wild yeast, unfiltered and sulfitly.

      At our winemaker, the grapes are grasped late by leaving the grapes on the vines just before the showers (even by graze when the snow falls), so that the water contained in the grapes evaporates and that they are partially dried, this which increases their sugar content and concentrates their flavor.

      The climate is cooler, with a cumulative effective temperature of 1463.5 ° C in 2022 depending on the weather station of the ICHI domain. The volume of the table grape harvest was less than half to that of previous years due to falling flowers in early spring and ripe rot.

      Recommendations: Cervidae meat (doe, deer), game cuisine that uses spicy seasonings, meat dishes with half-ice sauces, pepper and other spicy seasonings, Game meat, sausages, fruit Dry, cheeses (Epoisse, Brie, Camembert, Munster, Maroilles, Bridge L'Bishop, Livarot, Gorgonzola).

      Recommended service temperature: + 15 ℃ + 18 ° C

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      However, the volume of the cup grape harvest was close to that of previous years and good quality, even if tannins, etc. become darker from year to year due to warmer climate.

      The wild nose evokes blueberries, dried blackcurrant, wet earth, spicy herbs and pepper. The wine is pleasantly crunchy, with pleasant acidity. With 14.5% alcohol, its alcohol content is higher than the previous year but the astringency of grape skins and tannins are moderate, making it a free wine.

      The combination of the flavor of grapes, beautiful acidity and tannins makes it easy to drink. We recommend opening this vin24 to 48 hours in pure advance an optimum tasting.

      This wine has a significant custody capacity and we recommend its consumption following a custody of 6 to 8 years.

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      Data sheet

      Capacity
      750 ml
      Weight
      0.75 kg
      Ingredients
      grapes
      Volume of pure alcohol
      14.5%
      Category
      red wine
      Recommendation
      EXCESSIVE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IS DANGEROUS FOR YOUR HEALTH. DRINK WITH MODERATION. CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES DURING PREGNANCY, EVEN IN SMALL QUANTITY, CAN HAVE SEVERE CONSEQUENCES FOR THE CHILD’S HEALTH. THE SALE OF ALCOHOL IS FORBIDDEN TO MINORS UNDER AGE 18
      Winery
      Iecha
      Location
      16-118 Higashimachi, Niki-Cho, Yoichi District, Hokkaido
      Quantity produced
      Approx. 500 bottles
      Bottle color
      Dark
      Grape variety
      Amurensis (Yamabudo)
      Grape origin
      Yoichi, city of Niki, Yoichi District, Hokkaido
      Yeast type
      Wild yeast
      Fermentation type
      De-stemmed grapes
      Fermentation process
      Stainless steel tanks
      Filtration method
      Unfiltered
      Vineyard
      Own
      Altitude
      50m
      Latitude
      43 °
      Annual sunshine (hours)
      1508 hours
      Climate
      Cold maritime
      Average annual temperature
      8.3 ℃
      Average annual precipitation
      1325 mm
      Soil type
      clay and sand on ancient volcanic andesite
      Average age of vines
      indefinite due to wild vines
      Trellising system
      Vertical shoot positioning
      Harvesting method
      Manual
      Harvest year
      2022
      Domaine Viticole ICHIDomaine Viticole ICHI

      Of the four fruit-growing regions in Hokkaido, Yoichi/Niki is an area of abundant fruit harvests. Good ventilation from mountains to southwest and sea breezes create an environment where grapes are less likely to suffer from gray rot. As vineyard is located at almost same latitude as Alsace, France, Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer and other hybrid varieties such as Yama Sauvignon, Yamasachi, Campbell Early, Niagara, Portland and Tabiji are grown here.

      In this region, wineries use as few chemical fertilizers and herbicides as possible to grow grapes organically, which has led to their wine being certified as the first organic wine in Japan. Because Domaine Ichi's vineyards are spread out, it takes more than half a day to tour them. For better control, Mr Ueda uses technology: surveillance cameras to prevent damage caused by birds and animals, and weather sensors to collect data on accumulated temperature and humidity levels.

      Wine is brewed from organically grown grapes, with wild yeast, without filtration or additives. “There's nothing to add, nothing to subtract, just the juice. The rest is taken care of by nature. Domaine ICHI's ideal goal is to produce a delicate, lively wine from grapes that can only be grown in Hokkaido, and a wine that goes well with meals. Mr. Ichiro Ueda, born in Hokkaido, spent his middle and high school years in California, USA.

      After graduating from university in Japan, he often visited Hokkaido for work and made new friends. He then bought a quality 1.4 ha farm from a friend and opened Very Berry Farm Ueda in 2000 (currently, the farm covers 40 ha and grows a wide range of produce). When he opened the farm, the Campbell Early, Niagara and Portland varieties planted by previous owner were already growing. Although he had never thought of making wine, this is what sparked his interest in winemaking.

      In 2009, he refurbished a barn next to the farm and opened his first winery “Very Berry Farm & Winery NIKI” to produce organic wine. Using JAS-certified organic grapes and an organic method, they succeeded in producing first certified organic wine in Japan. What's more, their organic blueberry wine was served on board ANA (All Nippon Airways) planes for over three years from 2014. With the winery too small to produce more volume, Domaine ICHI was newly established in 2020. The following year, as Domaine ICHI, it obtained organic certification for its wines in Japan.

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